What is your Sunday Schedule?
Our Pre-Worship Gathering starts in fellowship hall at 10:00am.
Our Morning Worship begins at 11:15am. Evening Worship begins at 5:30pm.
On first Sunday of the month, instead of an Evening Worship, the Afternoon Worship begins at 2:15pm.
Where ARE the WORSHIP services HELD?
We are currently meeting at Crews Church – 4150 Reidsville Rd, Winston Salem, NC 27101
What can I expect when I visit?
We are a welcoming church. We will greet you before the service. Afterward, we have an informal fellowship time.
If it is the first Sunday of the month, we will invite you to join us for our fellowship lunch in the Fellowship Hall.
On other Sundays, you will probably receive an invitation to visit someone’s home for lunch or remain for lunch in the Fellowship Hall with our Host Family.
How long is your worship service?
Our services are usually about one hour and twenty minutes.
What is the music like?
We have congregational singing from our Psalter Hymnal with piano or organ accompaniment during both Morning and Evening services.
What about childcare?
We enjoy having our children with us in worship and welcome the sounds of little ones. We want to teach our children to worship as soon as they are able. We do have a sitting room outside the Sanctuary for those who might need to attend to the needs of little ones or down the hallway there is a non-staffed nursery if you have other special needs.
What about other Bible classes and instruction?
We have membership classes, which are taught by the pastor. We also have a women’s Bible study that meets once a month, and a men’s study group that meets monthly. We have a monthly time of fellowship and study for parents called Covenant Nurture Fellowship. And for those who may be seeking more information about the Christian faith, we offer a Christianity Explored Bible Study.
Christianity Explored
This study is geared for those who are not Christians and want to study the claims of Christ in a welcome atmosphere. There are short video presentations in each lesson, and plenty of opportunities to ask questions. The study will examine the evidence for Christianity from the original source, looking at the gospel of Mark. The course is designed to answer three questions: 1. Who is Jesus Christ?, 2. What did he do?, 3. How does he call us to respond?